For many Christians, Galatians 3 feels like the final word on Israel: if Gentiles are Abraham’s offspring by faith, doesn’t that end ethnic and national distinctions? Over time, this reading has drifted into a common assumption—sometimes called “replacement theology”—that the church simply takes Israel’s place. But reading Paul this way strains the story of Scripture and mutes the covenant character of God. The Bible does not pit God’s faithfulness to Israel against His mercy to the nations. It shows both flowing from the same promise.

Are the Jews in Israel today still God’s chosen people? Explore the Bible’s covenants, history, and prophecy to see why God’s promise to Israel is alive and unbroken - and why it matters for your faith.